Relates to the use of smart access systems and the information that may be gathered from such systems

This bill limits how smart access systems can be used in Class A multiple dwellings and restricts the personal data these systems can collect from tenants, owners, and guests. It requires that entry systems include a physical backup like a key fob or card, provides tenants with free keys and up to four additional ones for guests or employees, and mandates a non-electronic entry option for those with religious preferences. The legislation also caps the cost of replacing lost digital keys at twenty-five dollars and prohibits the installation of new biometric systems, such as fingerprint or facial scanners, for three years. Additionally, the bill defines exactly what information can be gathered, allowing only data necessary for access and security, such as names, unit numbers, and timestamps, while banning the collection of sensitive biometric identifiers for new installations.